android-espresso

问题 I have an android test checking that external text message is truncated and ends with three dots when applying android:ellipsize="end". I do not know why test fails despite text presented in a activity is properly formatted. @Test fun when_errorMessage_is_very_long_then_text_of_errorMessageTextView_ends_with_dots() { //given val errorMessage = """ Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long

问题 I have an android test checking that external text message is truncated and ends with three dots when applying android:ellipsize="end". I do not know why test fails despite text presented in a activity is properly formatted. @Test fun when_errorMessage_is_very_long_then_text_of_errorMessageTextView_ends_with_dots() { //given val errorMessage = """ Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long

问题 I have an android test checking that external text message is truncated and ends with three dots when applying android:ellipsize="end". I do not know why test fails despite text presented in a activity is properly formatted. @Test fun when_errorMessage_is_very_long_then_text_of_errorMessageTextView_ends_with_dots() { //given val errorMessage = """ Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long error, Very long

问题 In my test, after one action, there are two possible views which can appear and both of them are correct. How can I check if one of the view is displayed. For a single view I can check with is Displayed(). But that would fail if other view is visible instead. I want to pass the test if any one of those two views are displayed. onMyButton.perform(click()); onMyPageOne.check(matches(isDisplayed())); //view 1 or onMyPageTwo.check(matches(isDisplayed())); //view 2 After, perform click on MyButton

问题 I have a question I want to test whether after button click the web browser is beign launched using espresso. And the question is: is it even possible to test such thing? If so any ideas how would I do that? 回答1: Actually no. Espresso will allow you to click in the button and once the browser is fired up, the test will end. The alternative you have is having your class that fires the browser Intent mocked, so that you can test the remaining flow (if any). HAve a look in this answer:

问题 I have a question I want to test whether after button click the web browser is beign launched using espresso. And the question is: is it even possible to test such thing? If so any ideas how would I do that? 回答1: Actually no. Espresso will allow you to click in the button and once the browser is fired up, the test will end. The alternative you have is having your class that fires the browser Intent mocked, so that you can test the remaining flow (if any). HAve a look in this answer:

问题 I have a question I want to test whether after button click the web browser is beign launched using espresso. And the question is: is it even possible to test such thing? If so any ideas how would I do that? 回答1: Actually no. Espresso will allow you to click in the button and once the browser is fired up, the test will end. The alternative you have is having your class that fires the browser Intent mocked, so that you can test the remaining flow (if any). HAve a look in this answer:

问题 I'm using Espresso to implement my application's autotest framework. But in some test-cases I've designed, I found my test always fail, and the root cause is not in my testing codes on feature implementation codes. The root cause is in the android input methods mode, sometimes, it's in Chinese input mode, and my input text is English, then the input value will fail. So I want to know how can I switch the current typeText input method mode from Chinese to English, or how could I ensure the

问题 I'm using Espresso to implement my application's autotest framework. But in some test-cases I've designed, I found my test always fail, and the root cause is not in my testing codes on feature implementation codes. The root cause is in the android input methods mode, sometimes, it's in Chinese input mode, and my input text is English, then the input value will fail. So I want to know how can I switch the current typeText input method mode from Chinese to English, or how could I ensure the

问题 Is there some way to compare two Bitmaps which are wrapped by the BitmapDrawable . The comparison should not fail if the sizes doesn't match, but it should match pixels and the color of the Bitmap I am not sure how the native part of Android draws the Bitmap , because sameAs returns true even though the tint color is different. If the size is different, I can create scaled Bitmap from the other and the compare these to. In my source code I use DrawableCompat.setTint with the ImageViews